Hugh Richard Bromley-Davenport. & Cricket Match between Sussex and Kent at Brighton.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "Famous Cricketers and Cricket Grounds, 1895," showing the Following Two Cricketing Photographs one on each side.

1- Hugh Richard Bromley-Davenport. (Portrait Photograph)
The name of BROMLEY-DAVENPORT has been honourably known in connection with field sports for more than one generation.  The younger of the two brothers, H. R. of that name is better known in cricket than the elder, whose best record, perhaps, was in Association Football.  Both at Eton, and subsequently at Cambridge, H. R. showed himself to be a bowler of very much the average.  Not of the most robust health, and under the disadvantage of playing in spectacles, he has been rather heavily handicapped as a Cricketer.  Still, his left-hand fast bowling has been particularly effective, and though he is apt to tire rather easily, he has often been singularly successful, as he has a high delivery, and, in addition, makes the ball get up quickly.  He bowled with great success for the English Amateurs in the West Indies during the Winter.

2- "The Cricket Match between Sussex and Kent at Brighton."
(From an Old Print Published in May, 1849, by W. H. Mason, King's Road, Brighton.)

Condition is Very Good.